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Lost Children of Turtle Island – Part 2

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Lost Children of Turtle Island – The Impact of Indian Boarding Schools

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EcoJustice Radio takes a deeper look into the intersection of environmental racism and the crisis at the US Border with Dr. Miguel De La Torre of Iliff School of Theology.0October 1, 2021

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EcoJustice Radio talks with Juliet Romeo and Taylor Miller from Slamdance Unstoppable Film Festival, promoting disability and diversity inclusion in film.0September 17, 2021

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    'Ghostly Vision', a painting by Francisco de Goya of Spain that was only recently rediscovered - painted in 1801 #franciscogoya #ghost #painting
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    'Ghostly Vision', a painting by Francisco de Goya of Spain that was only recently rediscovered - painted in 1801 #franciscogoya #ghost #painting
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    Remedios Varo: Still life Reslicitando, 1963 - “The dream world and the real world are the same,” declared Spanish-born artist Remedios Varo, who alchemically combined traditional techniques, Surrealist methods, and mystical philosophic inquiry into visionary dreamscapes. One of the few acknowledged female surrealist painters of the first half of the 20th century. She defied the male dominated artistic world of that era through her unique and peculiar approach to Surrealism. #varo #remediosvaro #surrealism
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    Remedios Varo: Still life Reslicitando, 1963 - “The dream world and the real world are the same,” declared Spanish-born artist Remedios Varo, who alchemically combined traditional techniques, Surrealist methods, and mystical philosophic inquiry into visionary dreamscapes. One of the few acknowledged female surrealist painters of the first half of the 20th century. She defied the male dominated artistic world of that era through her unique and peculiar approach to Surrealism. #varo #remediosvaro #surrealism
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    Mood: Viktor Madarasz, Hungary, 1830-1917 #art #artistsoninstagram
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    Mood: Viktor Madarasz, Hungary, 1830-1917 #art #artistsoninstagram
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    Did you catch part 2 of our special series: "The Plastic Plague"? Sharon Lavigne, 2021 Goldman Prize Awardee from RISE St. James and Diane Wilson from San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper have stepped up the fight for environmental justice against the plastic production boom on the Gulf Coast of the United States. Once extracted, how does oil and gas become the products, part of the plastic production boom that is poisoning environmental justice communities? Then we buy these products, the social and environmental justice issues are covered up by cool marketing campaigns. TUNE IN TODAY at 3PM on @kpfk Listen later here: EcoJustice Radio link in bio CLICK HERE to listen to the entire series: http://ow.ly/Fsxa50FQJf3 On this encore airing of this episode (part 2 of 7), we break down how fossil fuels become plastic and follow the train of economic interests and irresponsibility. We hear from front-line activists dealing with plastic manufacturing and the impact to their communities’ quality of life. Guests: Diane Wilson, Executive Director of San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper; Sharon Lavigne, Founding Director of RISE ST. JAMES and recently named North American Winner of the 2021 @goldmanprize Winner; and Jim Vallette, President of Material Research L3C. Host/Producer: Jessica Aldridge @AdventuresInWaste Exec. Producer: Jack Eidt @wilderutopia Engineer: Blake Lampkin @BlakeQuakeBeats EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 @ecojusticeradio_ Series Producer: Georgia Tunioli Executive Producer: Jack Eidt WilderUtopia Special Thanks: @storyofstuff #risestjames #stopformosa #breakfreefromplastic #PlasticPlague #canceralley #permianbasin #podcast #keepitintheground #zerowasteally
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    Did you catch part 2 of our special series: "The Plastic Plague"? Sharon Lavigne, 2021 Goldman Prize Awardee from RISE St. James and Diane Wilson from San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper have stepped up the fight for environmental justice against the plastic production boom on the Gulf Coast of the United States. Once extracted, how does oil and gas become the products, part of the plastic production boom that is poisoning environmental justice communities? Then we buy these products, the social and environmental justice issues are covered up by cool marketing campaigns. TUNE IN TODAY at 3PM on @kpfk Listen later here: EcoJustice Radio link in bio CLICK HERE to listen to the entire series: http://ow.ly/Fsxa50FQJf3 On this encore airing of this episode (part 2 of 7), we break down how fossil fuels become plastic and follow the train of economic interests and irresponsibility. We hear from front-line activists dealing with plastic manufacturing and the impact to their communities’ quality of life. Guests: Diane Wilson, Executive Director of San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper; Sharon Lavigne, Founding Director of RISE ST. JAMES and recently named North American Winner of the 2021 @goldmanprize Winner; and Jim Vallette, President of Material Research L3C. Host/Producer: Jessica Aldridge @AdventuresInWaste Exec. Producer: Jack Eidt @wilderutopia Engineer: Blake Lampkin @BlakeQuakeBeats EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 @ecojusticeradio_ Series Producer: Georgia Tunioli Executive Producer: Jack Eidt WilderUtopia Special Thanks: @storyofstuff #risestjames #stopformosa #breakfreefromplastic #PlasticPlague #canceralley #permianbasin #podcast #keepitintheground #zerowasteally
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    Join us: 'Delirium Corridor; Reading this Sunday, July 18 at 2 pm at Delirium Corridor Road Show Book Tour at the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur, CA @henrymillerlib I will be reading along with Max Talley Jesse Krenzel With work by Stephen Vessels Silver Webb @silver_webb An-drea Ta-wil Trey Dowell John Reed and many others! Published by Borda Books - link in bio for details
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    Join us: 'Delirium Corridor; Reading this Sunday, July 18 at 2 pm at Delirium Corridor Road Show Book Tour at the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur, CA @henrymillerlib I will be reading along with Max Talley Jesse Krenzel With work by Stephen Vessels Silver Webb @silver_webb An-drea Ta-wil Trey Dowell John Reed and many others! Published by Borda Books - link in bio for details
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    Victor Brauner, born in Romania, left for Paris with the rise of fascism, and embraced surrealism. In 1937 he painted ‘The City I Dream’ in which he takes us into a Giorgio De Chirico-inspired metaphysical cityscape, complete with distorted perspective. #surrealism #metaphysicalart #giorgiodichirico #victorbrauner #art #artofinstagram
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    Victor Brauner, born in Romania, left for Paris with the rise of fascism, and embraced surrealism. In 1937 he painted ‘The City I Dream’ in which he takes us into a Giorgio De Chirico-inspired metaphysical cityscape, complete with distorted perspective. #surrealism #metaphysicalart #giorgiodichirico #victorbrauner #art #artofinstagram
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    From @ecojusticeradio_ An agreement announced in November 2020 paves the way for demolition of four hydroelectric dams on the Lower Klamath River, the largest dam demolition in U.S. history. This would reopen hundreds of miles of waterway along the Oregon-California border to Chinook Salmon restoration, critical and sacred to tribes but have dwindled to almost nothing in recent years. In this episode, Regina Chichizola, Co-Director of Save California’s Salmon and Sammy Gensaw, a Yurok fisherman, youth activist & Director of Ancestral Guard, share the heartbreaking and inspiring 20-year journey to undam the Klamath River, which has suffered from low water flows, toxic algal blooms, and fish populations that now face extinction, parasites and disease. The Yurok and Karuk tribes and others, along with fishing groups and environmentalists had hoped to see demolition work begin as soon as 2022. The latest plan makes Oregon and California equal partners in the demolition with a nonprofit entity, called the Klamath River Renewal Corporation, and adds $45 million to the project’s $450 million budgets. Oregon, California and the utility PacifiCorp, which operates the hydroelectric dams and is owned by billionaire Warren Buffett’s company Berkshire Hathaway, will each provide one-third of the additional funds -- and the Klamath will once again be dam-free. Tune in at the link in our bio! Host: Carry Kim Engineer: Blake Lampkin blakequakebeats Producer: Jack Eidt @wilderutopia Social Media: @_fledermaus EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 #undamtheklamath #waterislife #waterback #california #indigenous #yurok #karuk #klamath #waterprotectors #indigenousknowledge #indigenouspride #indigenousyouth #environmentaljustice
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    From @ecojusticeradio_ An agreement announced in November 2020 paves the way for demolition of four hydroelectric dams on the Lower Klamath River, the largest dam demolition in U.S. history. This would reopen hundreds of miles of waterway along the Oregon-California border to Chinook Salmon restoration, critical and sacred to tribes but have dwindled to almost nothing in recent years. In this episode, Regina Chichizola, Co-Director of Save California’s Salmon and Sammy Gensaw, a Yurok fisherman, youth activist & Director of Ancestral Guard, share the heartbreaking and inspiring 20-year journey to undam the Klamath River, which has suffered from low water flows, toxic algal blooms, and fish populations that now face extinction, parasites and disease. The Yurok and Karuk tribes and others, along with fishing groups and environmentalists had hoped to see demolition work begin as soon as 2022. The latest plan makes Oregon and California equal partners in the demolition with a nonprofit entity, called the Klamath River Renewal Corporation, and adds $45 million to the project’s $450 million budgets. Oregon, California and the utility PacifiCorp, which operates the hydroelectric dams and is owned by billionaire Warren Buffett’s company Berkshire Hathaway, will each provide one-third of the additional funds -- and the Klamath will once again be dam-free. Tune in at the link in our bio! Host: Carry Kim Engineer: Blake Lampkin blakequakebeats Producer: Jack Eidt @wilderutopia Social Media: @_fledermaus EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 #undamtheklamath #waterislife #waterback #california #indigenous #yurok #karuk #klamath #waterprotectors #indigenousknowledge #indigenouspride #indigenousyouth #environmentaljustice
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    It’s a Salvador Dalí holiday #surrealism #salvadordali #holiday #christmas #christmastree
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    It’s a Salvador Dalí holiday #surrealism #salvadordali #holiday #christmas #christmastree
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    Hundreds of paintings believed to be up to 20,000 years old on rock faces in the 3 million hectare Chiribiquete national park of the Amazonas region of Colombia keep getting “rediscovered” by outsiders. Photo Credit: Fundación Ecoplanet © Francisco Forero Bonell. The once populous Karijona Tribe most likely painted these masterpieces, and continue to live uncontacted in the vast rainforest, and anthropologists and explorers have studied the region for hundreds of years. #colombia #karijonatribe #rockart #chiribiquete #petroglyphs
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    Hundreds of paintings believed to be up to 20,000 years old on rock faces in the 3 million hectare Chiribiquete national park of the Amazonas region of Colombia keep getting “rediscovered” by outsiders. Photo Credit: Fundación Ecoplanet © Francisco Forero Bonell. The once populous Karijona Tribe most likely painted these masterpieces, and continue to live uncontacted in the vast rainforest, and anthropologists and explorers have studied the region for hundreds of years. #colombia #karijonatribe #rockart #chiribiquete #petroglyphs
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